Period. democratic, republican, within even party, but i just don t believe that the way that you get back at other people is by putting that on air, airing that publicly, so i don t love that, i don t think that, you know, if we disagree with someone, that s a normal part of governing. people just want people to be responsible. so i don t love it. but i also, that s not what people in my direct are worrying about right now. do you question the motives of senators manchin and sinema for their agreements? no, i think someone once told me when i started congress, you can question policy choices, don t question their motives, because we re all here to do the right thing, at least we should be. and the biden coalition got in the primary, union folks, ended up being a working class folks, african americans, what you are hearing, let s start with union members, and african americans, what are you hearing from them, on what they re saying about either of the
A threat by Facebook to permanently shut down the account of the head of a leading Geneva-based non-governmental group prompted an outcry – and the tech giant reversed an earlier decision to take down a post for allegedly violating its “Community Standards.”
A threat by Facebook to permanently shut down the account of the head of a leading Geneva-based non-governmental group prompted an outcry – and the tech giant reversed an earlier decision to take down a post for allegedly violating its “Community Standards.”
A threat by Facebook to permanently shut down the account of the head of a leading Geneva-based non-governmental group prompted an outcry this week – and the tech giant reversed an earlier decision to take down a post for allegedly violating its “Community Standards.”
A threat by Facebook to permanently shut down the account of the head of a leading Geneva-based non-governmental group prompted an outcry – and the tech giant reversed an earlier decision to take down a post for allegedly violating its “Community Standards.”